that movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado. the latest find from his apartment, after they finished clearing out his home of all of the booby traps and ammunition they found a batman mask. they learned the former university of colorado neuroscience graduate student began buying guns almost two months ago. he did so legally in person and online, also purchasing 6,000 rounds of ammunition. some of these weapons he used during friday morning's mass shooting that turned the premier into an historic massacre. holmes is currently in solitary confinement at a county detention facility where he is not cooperating. he has been assigned a public defender. he will be advised of his rights and the judge is expected to set a date for the formal filing of charges. he is expected to face at least 70 charges, one for every person he shot and he could face

additional counts of aggravated assault and weapons violations. holmes' first court appearance part of what could take months. >> we will convict. yes. >> a big issue is whether the prosecutor will seek the death penalty. the defense will likely argue whether holmes is mentally competent. his legal team is expected to go inside the century 16 movie theater today to look at what's left to help put together a defense. holmes is expected in court at 8:30 this morning. >> so many watching that. grief, anguish, anger for friends and family of the 12 people killed at that theater. this morning we're getting a first look at some of those whose lives were taken far too soon. many of the victims died as they saved others. matt quinn took a bullet shielding his girlfriend and her

brother. alexander teves pushed his girlfriend out of the way. jesse childress died trying to save a female air force. >> what a great hero he is. and like he provided me the opportunity to survive. >> jessica ghawi was a sports reporter. rebecca wingo was a working mom pursuing a degree. 27-year-old john thomas larimer was a petty officer in the navy. >> he was an outstanding ship mate, a valued member of our navy team. extremely dedicated sailor. >> 51-year-old gordon cowden was a devoted father. alex sullivan's one-year wedding

anniversary was yesterday. and alexander boik was engaged to his girlfriend. the youngest victim is veronica moser. her mother was told last night she'd never see the 6-year-old who loved to read and play dress-up. >> beyond heart breaking and tragic. in the city of aurora president obama meeting with the victims' families offering words of comfort to a community shaken by the tragedy. >> the task was to serve as a representative of the entire country and let them know that we are thinking about them at this moment and will continue to think about them each and every day. >> shattering, it has shaped the national agenda at least for the moment. the president and republican challenger mitt romney put their campaigns on hold over the weekend out of respect for the victims and survivors.

at a san francisco fund-raiser last night romney said he was planning to tone down his message and join president obama in supporting the people of aurora. in all, romney headlined bay area's three events sunday all hosted by hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman. >> hours after romney theft bay area president obama arrived and is getting rest before another whirl wind campaign visit. we have team coverage. mike tells us house the visit could affect your commute. first, "today in the bay's" christie smith live at the fairmont hotel where the president is waking up this morning. good morning, ristie. >> reporter: good morning to you. president obama has visited the bay area several times on the campaign trail, usually here in san francisco as you said where he is waking up this morning or in silicon valley. this time he's going to be visiting the east bay after arriving at sfo last night around 8:15. and giving a quick wave to the crowd.

he was initially expected to arrive today but there was a slight change of plans after he visited with families in aurora, colorado affected by the tragedy there. he has three east bay fund-raisers today. before that he'll head to reno to speak with the veterans of foreign wars. he returns to oakland where he is likely to be met with some protesters including anti-war protesters, and those upset with recent crackdowns on medical marijuana dispensaries in oakland. those demonstrating are expected to be at his big event at the fox theater later on today. president obama was just in san francisco in early june for only four hours and during that time he raised about $2 million, from there it's off to portland and of course with all of these travels in the east bay, your traffic is bound to be affected. for more how to get around it i'll turn it over to mike. >> you talked about three separate events in oakland.

the president has to travel around town in addition to getting back from the airport. the president is going to be in the bay area from reno later this afternoon. when he arrives at oakland we'll have to have road closures for security. that also means changes for b.a.r.t. police are closing several streets from 10:00 this morning possibly to 10:00 tonight for that visit. includes parts of telegraph, 17th street, 18th and 19th street where they meet with san pablo. san pablo and broadway are affected by closures. listen to this b.a.r.t. riders. the 17th street entrance to the 19th street b.a.r.t. station will be closed. riding through the area, important, the station will remain open for the morning. it's just that one entrance, 17th street, that will be closed because of security reasons. in addition to the streets listed we have oakland police department telling us general traffic interruptions as the president travels from downtown to oakland. they will do motorcades. this will affect ac transit

through the area and uptown oakland so keep that in mind as you ride the bus this morning. you'll have to have some reroutes. back to you. >> thanks for the update. dozens of people out of their home this is morning after a fire guts part of a san jose apartment building. 20 units at the apartments on camden avenue were damaged. the fire sparking at 9:30. it took more than 70 firefighters to get it under control. 5 people were treated. a total of 60 people displaced. >> cooler this morning. that could be windy in the south bay. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, jon and laura a. good looking day. temperatures are in the 50s to start and we're headed to the 90s so it's not going to be as warm as yesterday but it is crisp out there. if you have outdoor activities you want to get taken care of, the earlier the better off in livermore our hottest city. 93 there. 57 in san jose. we're headed toward probably the

low to mid 80s in san jose. stays hot today. we have sierra nevada thunderstorms to report as well with monsoonal moisture from the south. slight cooling today. we continue that cooldown throughout the upcoming week so that summer sizzle will sizzle. temperatures will fall back. another cooldown on the way making this one of the coolest summers we've had so far. i'd say in years probably the last three years, if it continues to stay this cool, could be one of the coolest summers on record in the bay area. we're watching for that. 83 degrees at noon, inland up to 93 at 4:00 p.m. so we're done with the triple-digit heat. 82 degrees bay side oakland it's going to be warm in your city today but the good news is we'll cool you down, we'll bring in more cloud cover, and more change on the way. right now 5:09. back to you. >> battle of the bulge. we're going to tell you why doctors want to crack down on cholesterol in kids as young as 9 years old. >> looks like the ipo market is

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>> welcome back everybody. monday morning as we give you an illuminated look at the bay bridge. mike inouye will be here to fill you in and going to give you

ways to get around some of the presidential traffic issues. let you know how to beat it. >> new evidence indicates it's never too soon to battle early childhood obesity. a government panel is recommending kids as young as 9 be screened for high cholesterol. in some cases cholesterol fighting drugs are even recommended. there is debate among doctors whether the drugs could put children at additional risk. some of the drugs have been linked with a rare muscle disorder. >> canadian scientists celebrate what is called a breakthrough in cancer research. researchers at the ottawa hospital research institute are working on what they call a personalized vaccine. here is the deal. the vaccine would use your own body to fight off cancer instead of toxic drugs. it would mix the patient's tumor with the virus that targets and kills cancer cells. together that alerts the immune

system what to do. the report shows the concept has been proven to work on mice. >> the system wakes up and says this is something we want to attack and it attacks not only the virus but also the cancer sells. >> a closely related vaccine should move to clinical trials in the next year or so. >> not good for a monday but another rough day expected on the markets. >> it is. scott mcgrew says there are some bright spots that remain. >> jon, ipos have done well. friday we had two high tech ipos. palo alto networks seen here opening the stock exchange saw its stock gain 26% from its $42 pricing. palo alto networks is a bay area company though they are not in palo alto, they are in santa clara. travel website kayak which is based on the east coast gained 27%. kayak started trading on the

nasdaq. sender withdrew saying the market conditions weren't right. that appears to have been a mistake. laura mentioned the broader markets are unhappy. mostly over europe. kayla tausche is live with that. good morning. >> good morning, scott. futures unfortunately pointing to a negative stock market open, that's following friday's launches as eurozone fears spook investors. stocks in asia and europe getting hammered on worries about spain and concerns that greece may not get further aid. we'll get earnings from mcdonald's and texas instruments. the dow closed 1% lower friday to 12,823, and the nasdaq lost 1.4% to 2925. a setback for kodak after losing a key patent lawsuit. at issue is its digital image preview technology which could dak argues is used by modern

cameras. a u.s. trade panel up holding a finding that neither company violated kodak's rights. the ruling could hurt its efforts to get a high price for its pa tent. >> comes to us from inglewood cliff, new jersey, talking to us via satellite. the fact we can talk to somebody across the continent is not worth mentioning except it's 50 years since this, the first time a tv image was beamed via satellite. here you see old animation. it included president kennedy's press conference, i like that, very good. sent to europe on the tellstar satellite this date 1962. i looked it up to research my facts. kennedy wasn't ready to speak when they turned the satellite on so they showed a cubs game. yeah. cubs probably lost. >> hey. >> jon, you and i are both from chicago.

cubs probably lost. >> a chicago boy. all right. >> i like the historic look and the beep, beep, beep. monumental. looks like a good week ahead with the weather. >> actually no sound in space. good morning to you. hey, we've got a great looking day today. a great looking day if you want to get outdoors by the water. if you're waking up with us in san francisco, it was just so nice over the weekend. as we head throughout this upcoming week, temperatures are going to drop off. so hey, inland cities getting fair weather. a live look outside, as you can see here, mostly clear conditions in san jose. the start of a beautiful morning at 5:17. now we show you the city by the bay. also looking very nice here. you can actually see but the marine layer will move inland. so, not going to hold onto this clarity for long. we're at 58 in fairfield. 60 this morning, good morning in concord. 57 degrees in san jose.

so, it all works out like this. you see all of that moisture. that's monsoonal moisture wrapping around high pressure. for us we're going to see another round of mountain thunderstorms and the clouds building and bubbling up over the western facing slopes of the south bay. so get ready for that. the highs today not too shabby. i'm forecasting about 85 degrees in san jose. 93 in almost. 90 in fairfield. we drop off as we head throughout the upcoming weekend. let's check your drive. >> we'll take you out to the east bay. we're looking at the area around hercules off interstate 80 and 4. it's off of the freeway. san pablo avenue at willow avenue. might be concern for folks coming through rodeo. the traffic flow on the area past the accident is moving for interstate 80 past highway 4 down toward the bay bridge. 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the toll plaza in the corner. here i'm circling, told you about the road closures affecting folks into the area.

good ways around the slowdown, you're going to take ac transit or b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. takes you through downtown, no service interruption. those are open except for the 17th street entrance. a live look across the bay. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. a nice flow from the peninsula side. that's eastbound. westbound, that's your commute direction and a steady flow but no problems. 880 side or on the peninsula side. let's follow up with 101 on lower bay shore, where we're moving across the dumbarton bridge. coming down through the area through palo alto, embarcadero to university, you are down to one lane in both directions. construction continues overnight. we should be clear by 6:00 a.m. we don't see slowing because of that light volume flew the peninsula. allow a couple of minutes. a smooth drive northbound through san jose, and no closures for crews, that's great for traffic. back to you. >> thank you. it's 5:19. a decision over leash laws on

federal parklands is delayed. the national park service says it could take two more years before they issue rulings. they want to use the time to go over the suggestions from dog owners. the original plan called for all dogs to be leashed in open spaces like golden gate national recreation area. the park service says it's a safety issue but dog owners say dogs need somewhere to run free. don't they. another dog-related issue, a controversial hunting practice could soon be banned. the state assembly is considering a bill which would prohibit the use of dogs during hunts. backers of the measure says the practice is cruel and leads to mistreatment. a vote is expected in a few weeks. >> coming up, a police officer, will a police officer's mistake keep an oakland raider from a criminal conviction. >> sun coming up over the south bay. looking live over san jose this morning.

>> welcome back everyone. we're waiting for the n. a live look outside. south san francisco. 5:23. >> new developments in the dui case against an oakland raider who goes by the name of darrius heyward-bey. his lawyer will appear 18 courtroom. police may have made a procedural mistake that led to his arrest. bay is accused of driving under the influence after being pulled over on the bay bridge on april 7. >> katherine jackson, mother of the late superstar michael jackson, is safe this morning two days after she was reported missing. the report was filed saturday after jackson's grandchildren say they had not been able to reach her for more than a week. authorities said they made contact with jackson and jermaine jackson released a

statement saying his mother is well and resting in arizona on doctor's orders. the family has been feuding over michael jackson's estate. >> an interesting situation. 5:23. we check back in with meteorologist christina loren for another look at what's happening on your monday. >> yes, as you unfold your wardrobe, shorts and short sleeves likely appropriate inland. you might get by with a sweater in san francisco. 54 in novato. 56 in san francisco. we're closer to 60 in san jose. we're right at 60 in concord and livermore headed toward another unseasonably warm day with temperatures approaching 93 degrees in the warmest cities across the bay. 82 bayside and 71 at the coast at 4:00 p.m., the hottest point of the day. we're going to drop off. so if you're looking for the hot weather, today is your day. cooler as of tomorrow. mike has so much on his plate on a monday morning. what are we working on? >> it's not a lot of accidents or injuries or big issues on the

roads. we have the presidential visit we talk about that for both sides of the bay. far east bay, the issue starting to heat up for the volume off of the antioch bridge so a little unusual slowing approaching hill crest. once you head over to a you're okay with the 50s starting to dip now before 5:30. a nice easy drive, walnut creek, 580 starts the slowing, coming through livermore westbound 580 is your commute direction, and there is the slowing, the 40s where you see the yellow. okay toward the dublin interchange. in the north bay as well, not a big deal. the taillights, good number of southbound to south of the curve heading to lincoln avenue. north bay shows at the limit, novato in toward san francisco. back to you. >> thank you. it's 5:25. opening day of the new batman film was marred by the shootings in colorado early reports show the film was still on track to set a record for sales.

box office insiders say it pulled in $160 million in its first weekend. the amount would top the 2008 debut of "the dark knight" and make "the dark knight rises" the third highest domestic opening ever behind "the avengers" and the final harry potter film. both of those were released in 3-d which meant higher ticket prices. >> the time 5:26. a 5-year-old girl shot in the streets of oakland. why a family trip to get ice cream was so violently interrupted. >> suspicious mail. why several bay area police departments are on high alert. >> we'll give you a shot high above san francisco overlooking the palace of fine arts. a little bounce so maybe some wind whipping up. laura said it was windy down in morgan hill. getting the same in san francisco. release me, momigus!

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>> reporter: president obama back in the bay area today, more fund-raisers, and this time he's headed to the east bay and protesters are expected. i'm christie smith, coming up i'll tell you who they are. >> and traffic delays are expected because, well, they have to reroute, they are going to have closures. i'll tell you how to get around it coming up. >> new week, whole new forecast. i'm meteorologist christina loren. today we're looking for the 90s inland, the 80s bay side t 70s at the coast. change is on the horizon. your full forecast in moments. >> and president obama back in the bay area, he'll be using sfo, a live look at the airport right now. reno, then back to oakland as christie mentioned on this monday, july 23rd, this is "today in the bay."

>> it's almost 5:30. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. after the massacre president obama arrived in the bay area for another fundraising trip. we have team coverage. mike inouye tells us how the presidential visit could affect your morning commute. first, christie smith live at the fairmont hotel where the president is waking up this morning. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this is very familiar territory for president obama, that is waking up in san francisco. of course he has been here many times for fund-raisers along the peninsula, silicon valley. this is a first, he's going to hold fund-raisers in the east bay. he will be in oakland, that after touching down last night around 8:15 at sfo. the plans were changed originally he was expected to arrive today but the president

visited families affected by the tragedy in aurora, colorado. this morning before he gets started in oakland he is going to make a stop in reno, then come back, in the east bay he has three fund-raisers, the one at the fox theater expected to draw big crowds. protesters including medical marijuana advocates that are upset with federal crackdowns happening in oakland. also anti- -- that could have an unintended effect of helping the president with conservatives. he was just here if you recall in early june for a quick fund-raiser in san francisco where he raised an estimated $2 million in a few hours. because of all of this going on in oakland, the police department has put out an advisory for motorists. you'll want to adjust your schedules because the motorcade is going to go through there and for more on that i'll turn it over to mike. >> good morning.

the president swinging back into the bay area this afternoon. you're talking about him coming back to oakland. so there are going to be road closures and changes to b.a.r.t. first, look at the road closures. starting at 10:00 this morning includes parts of telegraph avenue, 17th, 18th, 19th street. basically the portion of those between san pablo and telegraph, might affect broadway as well. let's get a live look at the streets now. our photographer is near the fox theater, one of the proposed sites for the visit. also the b.a.r.t. stations will be open in the area but the 17th street entrance to the 19th street will be closed for security reasons. the one entrance and the reroute through downtown, also parts of piedmont. there will be delays and you'll get around them but you'll have to slow a tad if you're on mass transit as well. >> thank you.

a brilliant student turned accused and twisted mass murderer will appear in court. first-degree murder charges will be read against 24-year-old james holmes in colorado's courtroom. the student accused of killing 12 people, injuring 58 others on friday. in minutes, we'll go in depth with a criminal psychologist about the suspect, his behavior and why he is refusing to cooperate with police. >> a 5-year-old girl shot in the neck on her way to get ice cream. now a reward is offered to track down the person. police say the little girl was hit by gunfire along 50th avenue saturday while walking past a fire station with her family. officers say the girl was not the intended target. she's still in the hospital in stable condition. a $5,000 reward is available to any one who shares information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >> bryan stow will get his day

in court a judge setting a february 5th trial date. stow is suing the dodger owner for a beating outside of dodger stadium during last year's opener. the court papers say he suffered permanent brain damage. his lawyer says he needs life long care. the two men have pleaded not guilty criminal charges. >> bay area police departmentsen alert over suspicious mail. oakland pd was the latest to receive the envelope with white powder. the substance turned out to be harmless but other departments have also received similar mail last week. also harmless. the fbi is helping in the investigation. >> this morning two prominent neurosurgeons at uc davis accused of experimenting on dying brain cancer patients. they say they did have the patients' permission.

they believe they would have prolonged their lives. all three patients later died. they are now being banned from performing medical research on humans. no word if investigations will follow. >> a conviction is not stopping mary highoshy running for office. she plans to run for a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. she remains on probation after snatching $2500 in clothing from a neiman-marcus store in october. at the time her lawyer claims a brain tumor affected her decision-making. she says she was distracted by a phone call and forgot to pay for the merchandise. >> the college students working for state will lose their jobs 18 cost cutting move. 1600 positions will be axed come september. the student who is work mostly part-time job without benefits in jobs from desk work to field

studies. the $13 million savings are part of the in laer deal reached with state unions, labor leaders agreed to more furlough days if the jobs were eliminated. >> coming off a nice warmer weekend. want to check with meteorologist christina loren. >> it felt like summer over the weekend. now that stretch coming to a screeching halt. we'll get one more day of warm. taking a live look at san jose. very little cloud cover. you're getting some natural cooling off the pacific here in san francisco, old glory picked up from time to time. winds not that strong which is why that is able to settle in. in the south bay we have an interesting setup. you'll see the clouds bubble up over the western facing slopes like yesterday. 54 degrees, good morning in novato. 56 in san francisco. it works out like this today.

the marine layer will push back out to sea by about 11:00. we'll see the sun come out and warm us up. last night uncomfortable warmth overnight so you probably had to use your ac last night and the night before. don't think you have to do so tonight. temperatures back in the 50s. 93 today at 4:00 p.m. 71 at the coast, your full forecast in moments. back to you for now. >> coming up, punishment for penn state. the harsh sanctions in the wake of a section abuse case. >> traffic flows by. looks like a nice day, a nice week ahead as we head to the olympic games in london. nbc is your home for the olympic games. a reminder, you can see the opening ceremony friday. >> we get interactive as well. for the latest, find us on facebook.

>> welcome back everybody. this is a live shot from our san bruno mountain cam. it's spanning over san francisco

as we give you a nice shot of that sun rising out on the horizon. a beautiful week ahead. enjoy. 5:39. >> the penn state football team's golden image is now tarnished in the wake of a sex abuse scandal. >> in minutes we'll be finding out how the ncaa plans to crack down against the university. chris pollone is live in indianapolis and chris, we expect some heavy blows against a very storied program this morning and it's not going to be pretty. >> reporter: jon, they are using words like unprecedented and severe in terms of the penalties that penn state could face, like you said we're going to find out in about 20 minutes now what penn state faces for its role in the jerry sandusky scandal. of course the louis freeh report came out about ten days ago detailing what the leaders of penn state including coach joe paterno did or didn't do with regard to reporting sandusky when it became known he was

accused of molesting children over the last 10, 12 years or so. now, over the last 24 hours we've started to learn from people who are familiar with what's going to happen here today, what penn state could possibly state. we're hearing things like 30 to $60 million in fines, which would be used to set up an endowed fund to help the victims, the young victims of child sexual abuse. we're hearing that on the football field they could face a scholarship reduction, possibly as many as ten scholarships taken away for a certain number of years which would affect penn state's ability to compete on the field as well as a postseason ban preventing them from going to championship games or bowl games for a set number of years. of course, that's what people who are familiar with this punishment are saying what really comes down in the final moments in about 20 minutes from now, will have a lot more and we'll figure it out. obviously it's a big day and unprecedented day in terms of the ncaa and for penn state

university. >> chris, thank you for the update on that. former chicago area police officer accused of killing his third wife and suspected in the disappearance of his fourth will return to the national spotlight today. the the jury selection starting today in the drew peterson murder trial. peterson charged with drowning his third wife in 2004 and the death was originally declared an accident. peterson was later charged after his fourtd wife disappeared three years later in 2007. peterson has been locked up for the last three years awaiting trial. >> at least 11 people are dead, another 12 injured after a pickup truck loaded with passengers crashed in texas. this happened about 100 miles south of san antonio. investigators say it appears the truck blew a tire, then slammed into a tree. 23 people were just crammed in the truck's cabin and bed. >> new details about the 24-year-old man accused of

turning the premier of the latest batman movie into a movie massacre. james holmes is expected in a courtroom to make his first appearance since his friday morning arrest. first greg murder charges will be read and a judge is expected to set a date for the formal filing of charges. the doctoral student is accused of killing 12 people, injuring 58 others during a shooting spree at a century 16 in aurora, colorado. the story gripping the nation including our own president who met privately with the families of the victims. >> the main task was to serve as a representative of the entire country and let them know that we are thinking about them at this moment and will continue to think about them each and every day. >> more than 10,000 people gathered for a vigil to honor the victims on sunday. holmes is expected in court at 8:30 this morning. >> as all of this continues to

sink in that senseless and deadly massacre left all of us asking why would anybody do this? why would someone want to kill so many innocent people? marla tellez joins us with somebody who may help explain this senseless tragedy. >> jon, good morning drxt gray assistanceier is a retired police officer who is now a forensics expert, psychology instructor and become known as a police psychologist. he studies criminal minds and we're lucky enough to have him with us. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> in a case like this we hate to give attention to the shooter, still having all of us dumfounded. many of us surprised that james holmes is deemed a brilliant student. how does his alleged genius play into his role here? >> it's a typically complicated issue. if you start looking at the trends that developed he was a successful graduate student, undergrad, then graduate school but suddenly dropped out. that's when you look at the trend where why did he start to drop out. i know that the call was made to

his mother and she said something similar to you have the right person, so certainly we don't have enough information yet but i'm thinking that perhaps he had early onset schizophrenia because he started to demonstrate behaviors consistent with something like that disorder. >> and specifically you talk about demonstrating such behavior, what specifically are you referring to? >> well, his behavior, he got to the movie theater and was aligning with the joker, and then i think one of the most recent situations was they found a poster in his room. so something happens many times with people with developing schizophrenia is called command hallucinations, they perceive someone is giving them orders to proceed and it could have been he might have perceived that batman was telling him to conduct these behaviors and act out like he did. i know it's hard for people to understand but what can happen when someone decompensates so quickly. in his case it could be consistent with schizophrenia. >> looking at the case now from

your perspective, a retired police officer, he is in solitary confinement, not cooperating with authorities. how do you pursue the case? >> certainly it's very difficult. we hope that perhaps his parents, i know that they are there with him now. one of the issues that many times occurs is that people with these disorders are incredibly bright almost to the point of being geniuses. the issues at hand now are he may have decided to not say anything because of counsel that arrived and said don't comment. the problem is one of he's incredibly bright and may want to tell his story. when you have hallucinations and delusions you can't decide when you're mentally ill or not. a lot of people don't understand, when we find out more about his background and why he started to decompensate we'll learn more because he may be found to be guilty by reason of insanity and that will probably be his defense at some point. >> thank you so much for your

insight. jon and laura. >> thank you very much. very interesting insight there. check in now with meteorologist christina loren to figure out what's happening outside. >> you know, new week, a lot of change coming to us in terms of humidity. i wanted to start with this live look atop san bruno mountain overlooking the city by the bay. a beautiful sun rise this morning. you can see, it is gorgeous. the yellows and oranges. only for the next half hour or so. then we'll lose that chance. you can see from this live picture, san francisco, a little bit of that natural cooling off the pacific. that's going to keep you comfortable today. in the city by the bay. good morning. the time 5:47. temperatures in the 50s. 56 in san francisco, 59 in sunnyvale. 57 degrees here in san jose. we have an interesting setup. you can see pretty strong thunderstorms rolling through

sacramento to yuba city oven lake tahoe. for us we're going to stay comfortable with maybe a possibility for an isolated thunderstorm or two. low pressure, though s going to keep us comfortable today. so next 48 hours work like this. low pressure starts to move to the north for a touch. high pressure moves in. then it comes back down and cools us off starting tomorrow. i'm talking about a significant cooldown. temperatures falling far below the seasonal averages. by the week's end so breezy conditions today, later on, not that breezy now but we'll see a breeze build as the area of high pressure starts to pull out and weaken later on. 93 in livermore. 85 in san jose. look at thursday into friday. low 80s. 5:48. here is mike. >> we look forward to that weather. we're looking at a smoother drive off of the carquinez bridge. your accident earlier has cleared off of san pablo avenue.

smooth down to the bay bridge. the east shore freeway, 18 minutes. approaching the toll plaza no big deal there. downtown oakland we continue to talk about the closures and delays because of president obama's visit. a smooth flow. a live look at the coliseum, see the volume pretty light. if you get off at 16th you have an igloo water cooler being cleared. should be clear soon. further south, san jose, we look here, 880 over to 17 to the santa cruz summit. a smooth drive. 280 northbound shows an increase as far as the volume but no major slowing throughout the south bay. smooth up the peninsula as well. 101 all across the golden gate bridge. look at that, no problems here. a smooth drive. and visibility is great across the span. low clouds hover but no problems for drivers.

>> thank you, mike. it's been announced a popular festival give at any green light to expand. >> a north bay man appealing the government's decision to allow the festival to increase its attendance from 50,000 to more than 60,000 people. christopher brooks says the event altered the landscape. he claims it kept he and others from holding their own outdoor activities. organizers dismiss the claim. >> it is 5:50. coming up, here is a question. can facebook refriend investors. this is a big week ahead. >> a live look outside, sunol grade, sun up over the bay area. how is the commute and how will these temperatures toll? ♪ jimmy bond

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>> good monday morning everybody. welcome back. that is a live look over the bay in san francisco. one of the many reasons we all love living in the bay area. some visual eye candy to start your day. another beautiful one. 5:53. >> the economic crisis in europe and the malaise on wall street has few side benefits. gas prices have fallen, scott says it's less expensive to borrow. >> ebay will borrow $3 billion because it can. interest rates are too low to ignore. now, if the company were planning to buy something with that money they might say they are borrowing the money for no reason so we got to consider

that's possible. cheap lending is hard to ignore. mark zuckerberg who can afford a house for cash got a mortgage around 1%, that's less than the rate of inflation. the yield on the 10-year treasury bond fell as well. the yield is the difference between what you pay and what you get. it's the cost the government pays to loan you money. or loan itself money. it's a way of pegging mortgage rates so there is good news there. keep your eye on facebook. it reports profits on thursday. we're going to want to see how ad revenue is holding up. a quick and easy summary of facebook's business is that facebook is lousy at making money when you measure it per user. it has so many users the total take the big. thursday will be critical. >> that big audience. what to do with it. >> 5:54. we check in with meteorologist christina loren a. good looking day ahead. >> great looking day ahead.

good morning to you. it's a give and take with all of the micro climates, the best weather bay side and at the coast. 77 degrees by the bay at noon. up to 82 in the heat of the day, at the coast in the 70s so great beach weather if you want to work on your tan. a major cooldown on the way. i'll detail that coming up in my next report. 5:55. it's monday, summertime, yet smik busy. let's check in with him. >> it's almost 6:00. good morning. so as we approach 6:00 we see a lot of slowing, specifically for highway 4 in antioch. i think it's the second worst. we have westbound into livermore out of the altamont slowing as well as through central livermore. circles around north first and livermore and here again for the dublin interchange. a good volume of traffic slows all the way along this stretch. that's pretty good.

5:56 now coming up there. we'll look to the south bay with a smooth drive. lower bayshore does have construction there between embarcadero. we see no slowing and there are the northbound sensors. san jose shows a good speed. slowing a bit, north of 680. >> thank you. we have breaking news to tell you about out of the south bay. a live look at the scene where sante fe police responded to reports of a shooting at 7th and washington streets near japan town. after you see we have a crew at the scene. there are reports that the shooting is deadly though police have not confirmed that. we'll continuefollow this throughout the morning for you. >> still ahead, a presidential visit. howget around. >> plus, tragedy in colorado.

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>> president obama is in the bay area this morning. and his visit is bringing big changes to the rush hour commute. >> the alleged colorado gunman appears in court a few hours from now. what police found in his apartment last night. >> we're live as penn state learns its punishment in the jerry sandusky sex scandal. >> brace for a hot day for much of the bay area as we give you a

live look at the golden gate bridge on this monday, july 23rd, "today in the bay." >> good monday morning everybody. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. weegin with breaking news in san jose, two people have been shot and killed this morning as police respond to reports after shooting at seventh and washington street. these are live pictures from the scene as you see, that police have the area all cordoned off as they continue their investigation. this is close to san jose's japan town, the calls came in a little while ago as police rushed to the scene, as i did tell you the shooting is deadly. police have confirmed to us that two people have been killed. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information as it becomes available. >> we're also following more breaking news out of indianapolis, where we are waiting